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While pickleball takes NYC by storm–transforming Central Park’s Wollman Rink into a and 12 brand new pickleball courts set to –there's another sport working to make its presence known in NYC: Disc Golf. Never heard...
NYC Mayor Eric Adams announced back in March a pilot program that would bring AI firearm-detecting metal detectors to NYC subway stations, and New Yorkers will begin seeing them over the next few days. On Wednesday,...
CityPickle, known for transforming , is bringing more pickleball playtime underneath the Brooklyn Bridge. The area, better known as Anchorage Plaza, will receive a much needed revitalization with 12 pickleball courts...
Popular Taiwanese chain Din Tai Fung has stolen the hearts of American states like California, Washington, Oregon, and Nevada, and this summer, New York City! An earlier shared that Din Tai Fung had signed a 15-year...
We've seen time and time again heavy rain to bring substantial flooding to NYC–these blew our minds back in September of last year–and NYC officials have just unveiled their plan to combat flooding: porous pavement. ...
Each year when the hits many New Yorkers pack their bags and wave sayonara to the city, and they do so for one reason: to escape the scorching heat. As we profusely sweat through the third of what is one of the , we'r...
After recently hosting the annual , Nathan's is back with even more fun by dropping franks down to their original price of 5 cents, like they were in 1916. For context, the beloved hot dog typically puts you out about...
Traveling to NYC in under two hours could become a reality in the near future, according to the . Reaching up to 225 miles an hour, the new high-speed train would take passengers from South Station to Penn Station in ab...
If you were among those who heard a loud boom between 10am and noon on Tuesday, July 16th, no it wasn't an alien invasion (though we're only two hours away from the , but what NASA's claimed to be a "fireball" or meteor...
Since the first Olympic Games in Athens in 1896, NYC has never once hosted the worldwide tournament. Other U.S. cities such as Los Angeles, Salt Lake City, and Georgia have hosted the games, and even Lake Placid, New...